it's so wild to me that anyone sells bikes without mudguards, if people don't want them they can just.. remove them..
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It's an additional cost though, so some manufacturers like to avoid that.
The cadence sensor on my lectric goes bananas with the slightest splash of water, does yours work in the rain?